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The Chiefs were the worst team in football last year. But after a 2-14 season, fans have voted them the last-place team with the most to look forward to this offseason.
The Seahawks gave Matt Flynn starting QB money to come to Seattle, then he was beaten out for the starting job by Russell Wilson. Will the Seahawks keep him at a backup or trade him?
After Joe Flacco went from middle-of-the-road to Super Bowl XLVII MVP, we decided to ask our One-on-One debaters who will play that role next year. They hash it out between Jay Cutler and Matt Ryan.
2012 was the year of the rookie QB, but QBs on "D" like Luke Kuechly and Bobby Wagner could replace aging vets as much as the offensive QBs. PFW brings you three under-the-radar stories from 2012.
Alex Smith didn't get off to a good start. But when Jim Harbaugh came to San Fran, Smith became one of the NFL's most efficient QBs. After being replaced by Colin Kaepernick, will he be traded?
From the Ravens defying momentum's role in the Super Bowl to Luck's leadership in the Colts' resurgence, Eric Edholm and Kevin Fishbain run the PFW Spin Cycle on the 2012-13 season.
Should Jimmy Smith have been called for holding? Who would have been MVP if the 49ers won? Can the Ravens repeat? Eric Edholm and Kevin Fishbain tie up the loose ends from Super Bowl XLVII.
Eric Edholm offers up a few heroes and goats from Super Bowl XLVII, including Jacoby Jones, whose two explosive TDs could have easily earned him the MVP award.
Eight NFL teams finished in last place in 2012, though some teams had worse years than others. But with an offseason of change ahead of them, which last-place team has the most to look forward to?
He didn't just humiliate himself in the week leading up to Super Bowl XLVII. When 49ers CB Chris Culliver set foot on the Superdome turf Sunday, he didn't make things better.